Sentence examples for be alienation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of alienating.
- The alienation of that viewing demographic is a poor business decision.
It may be alienation from the homeland..
Some are general enough to be alienation credos.
What seems to be the problem, rather, is the fusion of radical jihadist ideology with other personal problems, whether they be alienation, anomie, or various shades of mental illness.
Everywhere there is alienation.
The wages of hypercapitalism are alienation and atomisation.
One of these issues is alienation from mainstream politics.
Another big factor is alienation from the online gaming community.
Wealth is widespread, but so is alienation; sex has been commercialized like everything else.
Among most people in South Africa there is alienation from society, the rule of law as we know it, government, & God.
Among the wider Burmese Muslim community there is alienation and disenfranchisement compounded by disputes over identity documents.
This echoes the condition of many characters in Peace's novels: you could argue his grand subject is alienation, coupled with profound psychological, social and cultural damage.
